GDRPiS Webinar 1 Dec - EU-US Privacy Shield & transferring data outside the EU - what schools need to know

DPR in Schools have notified us that they are holding a webinar for Norfolk schools on Tuesday, December 1 at 2pm.

To give you an idea of what will be covered, please see the following link -
icteducation.norfolk.gov.uk/page.aspx?ID=1467

Speakers on the day will be as follows:

Russell Holland, Barrister and Partner at PHP Law

Russell is a barrister who specialises in all aspects of education law. For many years he has been advising both multi academy trusts and maintained schools on all legal issues for schools including special educational needs and disability, employment law, governance and many other matters. When GDPR was coming in back in 2018 Russell developed specialist training courses designed specifically to help schools implement GDPR which were well received. Russell has continued to advise many schools on all aspects of GDPR including breaches, dealing with complaints made by parents to the ICO and compliance matters.

Alexander Banthien, Technical Director, GDPRiS

Having started his career in software and security in the 1990s, Alexander has worked in the UK EdTech sector since the early 2000s, when he was part of the team that set up ParentPay. Since 2013 he plays a leading role in ParentPay Group's Information Security and Information Governance team, looking at exploring and improving the group's security posture and running compliance programmes for PCI-DSS, GDPR, ISO27001 and others. Alex has also been one of the Directors of GDPRiS since 2017.

The webinar is free to attend and will be carried out via Zoom. Our advice is to check that this is permitted on your network in advance of the event. Please register your interest at the following link
us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2116044007711/WN_wIYG_WlOSdawK__kCx0wnA

It is expected to last between 30-40 minutes and is open to all schools.

This news item was published : 12 November 2020.

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